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I think the media is severely biased against Trump. If you read his quotes they sound like something a moron would say - repeating the same thing, using simplistic phrases and hyperbole. Either Trump is dumb as bricks or the media is toying with him. Of course, it's possible to be a billionaire and a moron, but I'm just biding my time to see if Trump will eventually say something that's remotely intelligent or will be reported in a manner that demonstrates strains of civility. If I were to vote based on what I see on TV and read on news websites I wouldn't vote for someone that comes across as a mentally deficient person - which is how Trump is being depicted.
Interestingly, that makes me wonder about his supporters. Either they are privy to information about Trump that the media has not reported on, or they are just as dumb themselves.
Some people criticizing Trump are starting to sound and act like Rosie O'donnell. She begin criticizing him because she was jealous and envious of his success and everything she did in business was a failure. She started telling lies about him and using her position on the View to publicly attack him. She didn't like him and had to run her mouth but he hadn't done anything to her personally at the time. She got Trump's attention and her glass house was shattered more by the truth than anything that could have been made up.
I don't agree with or like everything about Trump. When it comes to the issues that need to be address to put America back on track to restore or regain our position as a world power that should be respected he is spot on. If elected I don't think he will get half of what he wants passed into legislation. That can be said of all the candidates running. What makes him different is that he sees what the real problems are like immigration, trade, jobs, taxes and the others don't see or address the issues with anything but band-aids while keeping the systems in place that have been a disaster. They all want to change the way we live and work when what needs to change is the way they live and the way government works.
THIS is the real problem. I just can't gather enough supportive feelings for anyone at this point. No one. I'm just frustrated all-over!
I feel your pain. I am excited about no one.
Right now I will simply vote for the person most likely to keep the trains running on time. This will be purely pragmatic for me, I just want to minimize the potential for damage.
Right now I will simply vote for the person most likely to keep the trains running on time. This will be purely pragmatic for me, I just want to minimize the potential for damage.
I think the media is severely biased against Trump. If you read his quotes they sound like something a moron would say - repeating the same thing, using simplistic phrases and hyperbole. Either Trump is dumb as bricks or the media is toying with him. Of course, it's possible to be a billionaire and a moron, but I'm just biding my time to see if Trump will eventually say something that's remotely intelligent or will be reported in a manner that demonstrates strains of civility. If I were to vote based on what I see on TV and read on news websites I wouldn't vote for someone that comes across as a mentally deficient person - which is how Trump is being depicted.
Interestingly, that makes me wonder about his supporters. Either they are privy to information about Trump that the media has not reported on, or they are just as dumb themselves.
And what about the Sanders and Hillary supporters?
And what about the Sanders and Hillary supporters?
The media is reporting both positive and negative stories about Sanders and Hillary, so I can understand why some people support them. In my book, anyone who's a die-hard supporter of any political candidate needs to reevaluate their life. Electing a politician is just as much a choice of pragmatism and near-term benefits as it is for any politician asking for votes. Beyond that only dictators and lemmings operate.
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